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[ 2016-10-21 ]

Finally! Daasebre Gyamenah goes home on November 26
The maternal family of the late highlife musician
Daasebre Gyamenah has announced his burial
arrangements after a meeting on Wednesday.

The maternal family met in Anomabo and disclosed
that the mortal remains of the late musician will
be laid to rest on November 26.

The burial date is being announced after a tussle
over who has the right to bury Daasebre Gyamenah
ended up in court.

The late musician’s maternal family had gone to
court to seek an injunction to stop the paternal
family in Koforidua from burying the musician on a
proposed October 14 date.

The paternal family of the artiste, after the
initial impasse, agreed to relinquish his remains
for burial after a meeting last week Friday.

But both families met and agreed that the late
Daasebre Gyamenah will be buried at Anomabo
Ndasimam in the Central region.

Enoch Gyedu, who speaks for the late musician’s
maternal family, disclosed to Hitz @ 1 that the
three-day final funeral rites of the late musician
will kick off on November 25.

There will be Wake Keeping on November 25 followed
by burial on the November 26. There will be a
Thanks Giving Service on Sunday, November 27.

Yaw Boateng who speaks for the paternal family,
which did not participate the final decision
making, explained that they did not attend the
meeting because they did not get a formal
invitation from the maternal family.

Daasebre Gyamenah died at the Korle-Bu Teaching
Hospital in Accra on Friday, July 29, 2016.

Source - Joyfm



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